1.	Vliv společnosti

2.	Nemožnost být objektivní

3.	Snaha šokovat

4.	První informace

5.

Nebezpečí

6.	Cíle a účely

7.

1989

8.

Televize

9.	Státní a soukromé kanály

10.	Druhy novin

11.	Newspapersmen

12.	Bias a unbiased

13.	Výběr co a kdy

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Časopisy

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Internet

"- Dangers
Mass media have really great power. And sometimes it can be dangerous.
- too much information – difficult to understand and find the right and trustful one
- losing privacy (celebrities)
- abusing, misusing – false propaganda
- social communication (social networks, Skype, ICQ, Facebook…) → losing identity and personal relationships
- addiction
- wasting time - there is an uncountable amount of pages of various types. So you can sit near the computer whole day and just read (surf). Before you open the Internet, you have to know, what you want to find. You should have a plan, like: I will find information about the traffic and then I will quickly look on my email and that’s all…
- stupid shows, violence, porno…
- health problems

- Goals and purposes

- information, advice, help
- education
- entertainment
- manipulation, advertising, propaganda
- influence the way of thinking
- communication, sharing, getting together


- 1989
Before the turning point there were just two programs – CT1 and CT2. After 1989 also OK3; CNN… → availability and trustfulness of information.

- Television
The television combines both picture and sound. We can get a real picture of an event very easily. It is not only source of information, but for many people it is also kind of entertainment. There are different types of programs - it depends on TV station. Some stations are specialized in only some topic (sport, music, documentaries…). And some stations are international.
TV has a strong power, which can be misused. It can create false expectations about the life. And it is harmful for children. They can start behave violently because of all the action movies. Naturally, TV makes addiction.

- State and private channels
Some stations are state (Czech television, BBC). These stations are expected to broadcast especially information – it contains news, political debates, documentaries, weather forecast, information about traffic etc. They are under preasure of government.
And other stations are private. They are expected to broadcast entertainment. Their program contains movies, shows, soap operas, competitions… It is necessary to be strictly selective! And compared with the state stations, there is much more advertisement. But, of course, advertisement is everywhere now, also on the state stations.
Bigger choice, more points of view, more competition; the more possibilities the more competition → progress; that is why socialism collapsed – there were no competition!"